Redt Energy Share Discussion Threads

[backdoorbill] 21/11/2016 17:54

Have you not read this Cheek?.... From our very own Bolgas:-

If you take a listen to their video below, they are clearly using third party software and energy storage technologies, given the strong link with redT and our product launch would certainly look a very big positive. Add that Simon Wilson was part of the team that secured Gigha for redT and his involvement right through to proving technology and implementation, looks very promising.


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Hmmmmmmmmmmmm

[cheek212] 21/11/2016 17:38

A bit quiet today. Cmon Scott, bring on the news.

[mrphiljones] 21/11/2016 10:15

Lol....:-))

[dlg3] 21/11/2016 10:14

yes they have made there £5 until next time....

[mrphiljones] 21/11/2016 09:32

Ramp gang moved onto there next gig?....:-))

[dlg3] 21/11/2016 09:20

The only way the MM,s are going to make this trade is raise the price....

[chicken01] 21/11/2016 09:14

Big 108 sold, stop the presses!.

[dogrunner11] 19/11/2016 08:51

Well worth a read of his linkedin page...

"He focusses on engineering design and economics, his current professional aim is to spread the learning from working on the UK’s energy storage demonstrations, for the benefit of UK PLCs."



There's a link to Gigha Project including Mr Wilson with John Samuel, clearly his is now promoting his expertise to large PLC's so they can benefit from energy storage. With his connections and existing experience of sealing deals and our product, certainly looks an interesting link.



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[dogrunner11] 19/11/2016 07:35

Excellent find there DLG, that's another UK firm pushing redt

[dlg3] 19/11/2016 01:11

Simon Wilson worked for EA Thecnology.. look who put together Gigha....


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[dlg3] 19/11/2016 01:07

have been watching this company for some time.....

[dlg3] 19/11/2016 01:06

Origami Energy Ltd is an ambitious new technology company aiming to provide the technology and financial mechanisms (i.e. the marketplace) to connect, control and actively manage a large network of existing energy generating / energy using / energy storing products connected to the electricity grid.

Under a new division, Origami are looking to develop and grow a portfolio of energy storage assets that provide fast and reliable flexibility into this marketplace. This involves an ambition to become a leading developer of energy storage, including but not limited to, battery systems. Initially this will be part of Origami Energy, but may in the future be separated into a new organisation.

[dogrunner11] 18/11/2016 22:09

I'll add, that UK figure does not take account of new build houses, getting connection for new house builds can cost £30k plus today... if you build a house and have suitable supply and storage you could bypass this charge and run a house entirely free of monthly elec/gas charging.

The world is changing and fast, don't underestimate what is going on behind the scenes, the BoD at redT know exactly what they're doing, game-changer..... that german firm trailing our system since early 2016 could prove a key move in new build estates around the globe as early as next year.

[dogrunner11] 18/11/2016 22:01

Africa will be worth a couple billion next year, if you had no electric for most parts of the day purchasing a house for a few hundred grand... would you spend £30k or so on this product or wait for it to fall in price? bearing in mind that come this time next year you'd of paid of a quarter of the initial price and had a much improved quality of life in the meantime?

Oh... and increased the re-sale value of your property????!!!

Luckily you didn't buy much as you clearly didn't research at all.


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[dogrunner11] 18/11/2016 21:40

Wait for the Autumn statement could be something for energy storage contained in that, reality is this product is only going to mass sell today in likes of Africa, India and middle east... those alone are big enough to generate hundreds of millions of £££;£ revenue today.

likes of US are indeed accelerating growth of energy storage, with falling cost and subsidies they are not only leading way but ensuring they remain forefront of technology they know will soon be a game-changer globally.

So whilst yes the regulatory framework needs changing it will not stop some adopting early, weak grids such as Gigha are a plentiful opportunity and something that if I recall correctly would be taking up once Gigah was proven. John Ward's presentation mentioned it, confirm Gigha a go they will implement across scotland weak grid area's.

In meantime Africa, India and middle east are a market large enough to target... if we look at China I believe that market is set to be worth north of $250 billion by 2020, not sure if Scott will want do so as protecting IP must remain a priority.

Market cap of £70 million remains very cheap, most spend north of £100m and can't get to this price or commercial stage, it's a technology stock and we're first to succeed on many fronts.

Wait for those orders, Scott has hinted at them, they're coming.

[james2708] 18/11/2016 21:26

As a small investor in at 7.7p in Feb 2016, I do think think REDT and other energy storage offerings have many challenges to overcome, some of which are regulatory relating to the grid rules. The report link at the bottom of the page from the link below highlights why storage has a few challenges in the UK. It may well sell well in areas with grid reliability problems, but at present a value of £70 million for REDT is expecting a lots of sales and growth.I wish it was otherwise. There is a long list of failed attempts to commercialise Vanadium redox batteries,but their time for volume sales is getting closer, if the product is proven and reliable. It seems that REDT may have a chance.

[dogrunner11] 18/11/2016 20:18

> so I think the response time of a flow battery would be too long.

Reason why Lithium was selected purely down to length of contact (5 years?) and amount of energy storage required (if I recall it was around 15/30 mins), response time for our product is certainly suitable.

All from memory of grid tenders, it is hoped next rounds will be longer contract terms and for longer hours duration.

[iglenn] 18/11/2016 17:14

I've taken all my other prospective investments and cashed them in to transfer I to redt. It's a risk I am prepared to take as this company and particularly Scott produce real and tangible results as has been proved by the last many RNS.

[iglenn] 18/11/2016 17:12

As it is the flow battery has enough huge market share to put redt into a major player..South Africa has already opened up and Scotland will follow shortly.

[iglenn] 18/11/2016 17:10

Hence Redt developing the hybrid lithium system as it has the faster reaction time. If they do this then they have seriously nailed it.

[gnnmartin] 18/11/2016 16:37

Sadly not. To quote: "The 10 megawatt (MW) lithium-ion battery (has) a size of four shipping containers". I think since they also say "the amount of power fed into the grid is becoming increasingly volatile. National Grid had therefore launched a tender for a new service to deal with volatile fluctuations.", so I think the response time of a flow battery would be too long.

Still, it's an encouraging straw showing the wind is blowing our way.

[dvsfm] 18/11/2016 16:17

check this out REDT related ? First time seen a date of 2018 mentioned

hxxp://mobil.eon.com/en/media/news/press-releases/2016/9/13/eon-to-build-one-of-the-first-commercial-battery-systems-for-the-uk-grid.smart320.html

[dogrunner11] 18/11/2016 16:16

Last two RNS landed on a Monday... come on scotty!!!

[cheek212] 18/11/2016 16:14

I wouldn't want to be out of this over the weekend!!! Lol.

[dlg3] 18/11/2016 16:13

Level or blue finish today....